Recurrent miscarriages but no answers
I’ve now had 2 very early miscarriages and 2 miscarriages at 7/8 weeks. I’m currently pregnant but looks as though it has stopped growing and no heartbeat meaning another miscarriage.
I’ve had multiple tests, blood tests and scans. Partners also had his bloods done and everything has come back normal.
I’ve taken aspirin and progesterone this pregnancy.
The doctor are saying try again and there are no answers and these things happen☹️
Has anyone had this and has any further advice?
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Have you had a full thyroid panel blood test? Sometimes doctors just do one thing but it could be something else. That they didn’t specifically test
Personally I’d try and get another referral to the fertility clinic.
This is what I did. I had 1 MC- then a baby, 3XMC then another baby. After the 3 consecutive is when they started to take me seriously, but I think you can fight for it, if there’s been anything they have missed or looked slightly off that they can redo.
In my scenario they never found anything “wrong” and there was never an explanation for the losses.
I’m sorry you are going through this. It must be so tough for you right now.
I hope you get the answers you’re looking for x
Take raspberry leaf. Drink the tea. Everyday. Also, as stated above, get your thyroid checked. Also, get a hormone panel. That will show all of your levels.
I had two early miscarriages and NHS don't provide any care until you have 3. I found a homeopath who is a fertility specialist, I did two courses of treatment with her to settle hormones and resolve some stuff I had going on, I then got pregnant with my son who is now 3 and currently pregnant with baby number 2. It's definitely worth trying something alternative to NHS care in this area which I think is a bit lacking!
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